IKEA - CAPITA Leg, Stainless Steel 4 3/8-4 3/4" (X4)

Needed replacement legs for my 15+ year old Ashley bed. Of course, I couldn’t find the originals anywhere online and saw numerous mixed reviews on replacement feet. However, I am very happy with these! They were the correct color, height and also had the 6 hole template to match those in my bed! I had to buy my own screws (which is why they’re long) & washers as the ones included are meant to be drilled into wood. It is worth mentioning that I only replaced the 2 legs at the foot of the bed so I feel like stability shouldn’t be an issue. So happy I could save my bed

Bought these to replace the busted aluminum legs on our IKEA Langara cabinet. The hanger bolt and mounting plate are stainless steel. Very solid. The leg is probably made of something cheaper, and the thread for the leg is made of plastic, so that kind of sucks.The mounting plate has a little ridge that sits on the edge board, which is great since a flat mounting plate wouldn’t sit flush.It’s holding our heavy cabinet just fine though.Probably can be found cheaper at IKEA so it’s your call if you have one close to you. Otherwise I think my time saved is easily worth the price difference.

I used this set of legs to replace the feet on my IKEA display cases. They are as advertised, an unopened set of Capita legs from IKEA complete with hardware and instructions. Worked perfectly for my project.

I added these to a Target cubicle unit to make an elevated bookshelf. I needed to get smaller screws since the ones supplied were too long and would have punch through the other side of the boards. Otherwise, they were as expect. Looks great and has held up well.

While this is designed as a replacement for, or use with, IKEA furniture, this is an ideal leg for any project. They're strong, good-looking and easy to attach to anything. I looked at dozens of short legs designed to be used with "just about anything." I'm sure they would all work just fine, but they COST 2 OR 3 TIMES what these did. IKEA's shipping is nutty, so looked to reliable Amazon to locate these. (It's clear IKEA just wants you to come to the store. The nearest one for me is 300 miles away.) But there is at least one, and maybe more, outside vendors who sell small, shippable items like these,

I found a fix on YouTube to replace the crap plastic legs which IKEA sells for their kitchen base cabinets.these will stay put and won't snap off. Takes time to install them, but it's worth it .

Using this to hold up a long computer shelf on my Ikea desk and the style works great. Legs are adjustable and very sturdy.

Great legs. Much sturdier than the black plastic ones that come with the Sektion cabinets. But it is not a replacement for the plastic ones if you are using the toe kick with clips.